Welcome to Gaspésie!
Given the current context, we strongly recommend that you check with businesses to find out when they are reopening and book your accommodations before you travel.
Some of the information on this website may no longer be up to date; however, we are doing our best to update it regularly.
We look forward to welcoming you in Gaspésie!
Chaleur Bay
Aided by the natural elements that surround it, the Chaleur bay is well protected from the winds and enjoys a microclimate that warms its waters. Its name, which means "bay of warmth", is very appropriate!
The bay was so named by Jacques Cartier in 1534, when he arrived during a July heat wave! This seaside region will seduce you with its long inviting beaches caressed by the waves of a sea beaming with magnificence, and with its mountainous panoramas and red cliffs.
The Chaleur Bay is a member of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World Club.
- 2 2 Hope
- 3 3 Paspébiac
- 4 4 New Carlisle
- 5 5 Bonaventure
- 6 6 Saint-Siméon
- 7 7 Caplan
- 8 8 New Richmond
- 9 9 Réserve autochtone de Gesgapegiag
- 10 10 Maria
- 11 11 Carleton-sur-Mer
- 12 12 Nouvelle
- 13 13 Escuminac (Pointe-à-la-Garde)
- 14 14 Pointe-à-la-Croix
Photo : Tourisme GaspésieSaint-Godefroi
Established in the mid-19th century, this welcoming and peaceful village was named after its founder, Abbot Charles-Godefroy Fournier. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieHope
The municipality of Hope is proudly inhabited by descendants of Basques, Jersey Islanders and Loyalists. A 1.6-km hiking trail borders the sea and leads to Pointe-aux-Corbeaux, a prominent rocky outcrop that has a hole carved in its base. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Marc LoisellePaspébiac
Paspébiac is a tourist destination, commercial hub and cultural centre. The Centre Culturel hosts various cultural activities; the Café Culture (a gallery and Internet café) is a friendly spot to relax in a quiet atmosphere; and the Notre-Dame Church features a Casavant pipe organ. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieNew Carlisle
René Lévesque, the founder of the Parti Québécois political party and former Premier of Québec (1976-1985), grew up in this charming village; his statue is found in Espace René-Lévesque. [...]
DiscoverPhoto :Ville de BonaventureBonaventure
Sea, river and culture… Bonaventure overlooks Chaleur Bay and is one of the best places to enjoy its salty waters. A paved boardwalk runs along the sea for about 4 km where you can enjoy hiking, cycling and in-line skating. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Doris BélangerSaint-Siméon
Located between sea and cliffs, Saint-Siméon offers beautiful landscapes and quiet open spaces. In a small bay, the Site de l’Île (Island Site) leads to a beach and the sea (boat launch). [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieCaplan
A pleasant place to stay, Caplan offers a variety of services and amenities. At the Plage de la Rivière (beach), where the river meets the sea, enjoy several facilities (playground, picnic areas, restrooms, snack bar). [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieNew Richmond
New Richmond has multicultural roots: Mi’gmaq, Acadian, English, Scottish and Irish. This semi-rural, semi-urban outdoor vacation destination offers fishing, swimming and many other activities. [...]
DiscoverRéserve autochtone de Gesgapegiag
The Mi’gmaq reserve of Gesgapegiag is a peaceful community with a park and wigwams located along the water. The annual pow-wow, held in July, is open to anyone interested in celebrating this community. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieMaria
Discover Vieux-Quai park (various services and cultural activities); studio-galleries open to the public; the Mi’gmaq community of Gesgapegiag (wigwam-shaped church and handicraft co-op); Pointe-Verte municipal park (relaxation, birdwatching and interpretive panels); and the Goélands Beach... [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Provenzano GuilhermeCarleton-sur-Mer
Carleton-sur-Mer has long been known as a resort. By the mid 19th century, the village was already a popular vacation spot for city dwellers. Over the years, the trend has gained ground, and today, Carleton-sur-Mer is one of the region’s foremost tourist destinations. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Michel JulienNouvelle
Discover a picturesque village bisected by Route 132 and the Nouvelle River (ZEC: salmon and river trout controlled zone). Take the scenic road to the south and admire the Restigouche River, Chaleur Bay and the mouth of the Nouvelle River. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieEscuminac (Pointe-à-la-Garde)
Created in 1908, this village was called Nouvelle-et-Shoolbred-Partie-Sud-Ouest, named after the two townships that made up the village. The current name was adopted in 1912. This is where the westernmost part of Chaleur Bay starts. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Tourisme GaspésiePointe-à-la-Croix
The interprovincial bridge linking Pointe-à-la-Croix to Campbellton, New Brunswick, makes this town the gateway to the province of Québec. A cross, planted by the Mi’gmaq on a point of the Restigouche River, inspired the name of this municipality. [...]
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